Arcjet utilities for getting the body from a stream.
This is an internal utility to help us read streams from various frameworks.
It’s in part a fork of stream-utils/raw-body.
We chose to fork so that we can cut away functionality that we do not use
and keep our dependency tree as light as possible.
Specifically it always parses the stream as a UTF-8 string instead of a Buffer
and only supports promises instead of callbacks.
You should not use this but use stream-utils/raw-body or one
of the alternatives instead.
This package matches our current needs which are likely different from yours.
This package is ESM only. Install with npm in Node.js:
npm install @arcjet/bodyimport fs from "node:fs";
import { readBody } from "@arcjet/body";
const body = await readBody(fs.createReadStream("example.ts"), { limit: 1024 });
console.log(body);This package exports the identifiers
readBodyWeb and
readBody.
There is no default export.
This package exports the TypeScript types
ReadBodyOpts and
ReadableStreamLike.
Configuration (TypeScript type).
expectedLength(number, optional) — length of the stream in bytes; rejects an error if the contents of the stream do not add up to this length; useful when the exact size is knownlimit(number, required) — limit of the body in bytes; rejects an error if the body ends up being larger than this limit; used to prevent reading too much data from malicious clients.
Minimal Node.js stream interface (TypeScript type).
interface ReadableStreamLike {
on?: EventHandlerLike | null | undefined;
readable?: boolean | null | undefined;
removeListener?: EventHandlerLike | null | undefined;
}Read the body of a web stream.
stream(ReadableStream) — streamoptions(ReadBodyOpts, required) — configuration
Promise that resolves to a concatenated body (Promise<string>).
Read the body of a Node.js stream.
stream(ReadableStream) — streamoptions(ReadBodyOpts, required) — configuration
Promise that resolves to a concatenated body (Promise<string>).
Apache License, Version 2.0 © Arcjet Labs, Inc.
Derivative work based on raw-body licensed under
MIT © Jonathan Ong and Douglas Christopher Wilson.
Our work removes features that we do not use: no buffers, no sync interface.
It adds a version for web streams.